They need you. But first they need to find you qualified.
Inspection and integrity firms live in a regulated world. API 510, API 570, API 653, ASME, NDE certifications — the qualifications get you in the door. But the door you walk through matters. The mechanical integrity engineer who manages the inspection program is your day to day client. The plant engineer who owns the fixed equipment integrity plan is your budget holder. The turnaround manager who schedules the inspection scope determines your timeline. Miss any one of these relationships and you are competing on price alone.
ExecGraph tracks the full organizational structure at every major Gulf Coast operator. For inspection firms, this means visibility into the mechanical integrity engineers, inspection managers, reliability directors, and fixed equipment specialists who control inspection scope and contractor selection.
The career history data is particularly valuable for inspection firms because the mechanical integrity community rotates frequently between operators. An integrity engineer who managed your contract at CITGO Lake Charles and moved to Valero Port Arthur is a warm introduction at Valero. ExecGraph tracks these movements in real time.
Find mechanical integrity engineers, inspection managers, and fixed equipment specialists at every major Gulf Coast facility. These are the people who scope and award inspection contracts.
Inspection work peaks during turnarounds. Know which facilities are entering turnaround planning and who manages the inspection scope within each turnaround team.
When a mechanical integrity engineer changes companies, both the departure and the arrival create opportunity. ExecGraph alerts you to these movements as they happen.
The reliability director at most operators oversees both the inspection program and the integrity management system. Understanding their background and priorities shapes how you position your capabilities.
One inspection contract at a major turnaround pays for years of ExecGraph. Starting at $99 per month.